There was a three-way all in in progress as John Ott had the chance to slay two players in one hand as Cameron Marshall had the shortest of the three stacks with only 280,000.
Cameron Marshall 
John O'Neal 
John Ott 
The board ran out 
and Marshall scored a triple up while O'Neal was left with less than one big blind.
Christopher Hyden was all in preflop for his remaining 450,000. David Jackson had the chance to knock him out.
Hyden had the 
while Jackson had the .
The flop hit Jackson as it came 
the turn was the 
and the river came the 
to send Hyden on his way.
Mike Shin moved his short stack into the middle preflop. David Jackson and John Ott both called.
The flop came 
. Ott bet 175,000 and Jackson quickly folded.
Shin was at risk holding the 
while Ott had the 
. The turn was the 
and the river came the 
to send Shin away in 22nd place.
James O'Neal opened, Ioannis Patsourakis three-bet and O'Neal moved all in. Patsourakis called for his 1,255,000 stack and the two tabled their hands in what was a classic flip.
Ioannis Patsourakis: 
John O'Neal: 
The flop came down 
and O'Neal's ladies were still ahead. A 
landed on the turn and Patsourakis took a commanding lead with his pair of cowboys. The river changed nothing and Patsourakis took down another double.
Mike Shin open-shoved and Ioannis Patsourakis called for around 600,000. Shin and Patsourakis tabled their hands and Patsourakis was at risk.
Ioannis Patsourakis: 
Mike Shin: 
The board ranout 
and Patsourakis took down the pot with his pair of aces, leaving Shin short.
Immediately after scoring the huge pot off of Patrick Serda, Paul Balzano was collecting another nice pot off of David Berman.
The board showed 
. Balzano's winning hand of 
was showing and Berman was cutting out the chips he owned to Balzano, about 600,000 in total.
Shortly after Patrick Serda had given a double up to Thomas Boyden he was in a blind on blind confrontation with Paul Balzano.
From the small blind Balzano raised it up, Serda jammed all in from the big blind and was snap called by Balzano.
Balzano had the hammer with the crushing the 
of Serda.
The board ran out 
and Balzano scored a huge pot, one of the largest of the tournament thus far and sent Serda amongst the short stacks.
There was already a substantial pot in the middle on a board reading 
. David Jackson made a big bet of 590,000 over to John Ott who called after a few seconds.
It was a big cooler as Jackson had the for the full boat while Ott had the broadway straight to score the big pot.
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A couple of hands later The flop came 
. Ott ended up all in vs Jackson and this time it was Ott who had the benefit of the cards as he had the 
against the of Jackson. The turn was the 
and the river the and Ott collected back his chips he had lost to Jackson.
Level: 27
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
Brian Ray opened to 80,000 from the hijack and James Calderaro three-bet to 230,000 in the cutoff. Nathan Russler four-bet to 980,000, leaving just 10,000 behind and Ray instantly folded to Calderaro who called.
The dealer fanned out on the flop and Calderaro put Russler all-in, he obliged and the two tabled their hands.
Nathan Russler:
James Calderaro:
The fell on the turn, giving Russler some jack outs to hit broadway but the river sealed the deal for Calderaro who scooped, shipping Russler out the door.
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